soothsayer

If you saw that coming 10 or 15 years ago, well, you're some soothsayer.

What the public has given up is its faith in the soothsayers.

"How did you even know there was a Soothsayer to search for?"

I'll become his soothsayer, and nothing will stand before us, not with me to read the ball for him.

"Why do you care whether or not she's the Soothsayer?"

It was nothing to do with you, some nonsense of his soothsayers'.

The fact that Glen had gone to a different soothsayer.

I told you the last time, we don't believe in soothsayers around here.

"You may not lay hands on the Soothsayer without her permission."

"They told me to ask the Soothsayer where to go, and to follow her orders."

Then there are the new characters, including a sort of singing soothsayer.

He always consulted soothsayers before setting out on a war.

The old man must be some sort of soothsayer, then, to call him beggar.

Now, the druids were no more than soothsayers and teachers.

The soothsayers have already said there will be a new and much bigger burst.

At that time, the soothsayer only tells them things they'll need to know to get you through childhood.

And now all is done as it should be," said the soothsayer.

His teacher asked whether I was a soothsayer or an astrologer.

"The soothsayer took one look at me and said that I would grow up to do a great service for a king.

The truth is, I have seldom needed a soothsayer to tell me my lucky day.

When the soothsayers answered, it seemed good to the lords.

Soothsayer: Paul has been impressive in his predictions thus far.

"A soothsayer is someone who can see the future."

Hold the phones - the Democrats have a soothsayer in their midst!

The soothsayer was right, it is your good fortune to make her rich beyond dreams.